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- noun Plural form of
shamanist .
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Examples
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Mr. Jarvis and other robed shamanists are looking through our excretions to see what ails us, to predict the future and provide new potions and balms.
Phil Bronstein: Newspaper Disaster? It's All My Fault. I'm The One 2009
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Some of them and some of their allies were Buddhists, some were still shamanists.
A History of China Wolfram Eberhard 1949
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The Shors were originally shamanists, although their belief in the spirit world has co-existed with Christianity for centuries after the first Europeans arrived in the region.
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The Shors were originally shamanists, although their belief in the spirit world has co-existed with Christianity for centuries after the first Europeans arrived in the region.
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The Shors were originally shamanists, although their belief in the spirit world has co-existed with Christianity for centuries after the first Europeans arrived in the region.
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(Yes, I know, some of the Huns were animists or shamanists.
Wired Top Stories 2009
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